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Why is that the standard? I, a human, can’t handle driving in Mumbai. And lol at anyone who thinks any urban driving environment is “highly controlled”.
by whynotminot 1y ago
Why is that the standard? I, a human, can’t handle driving in Mumbai.
And lol at anyone who thinks any urban driving environment is “highly controlled”.
- rad_gruchalski 1y ago> Why is that the standard? I, a human, can’t handle driving in Mumbai. Aren’t you confusing “navigating” vs “driving”?
- decimalenough 1y agoIn Indian traffic, navigating is the least of your worries.
- petesergeant 1y agoThe Western mind simply cannot fathom what some of our Eastern brothers and sisters have managed to achieve on the roads. I remember the first time I went to visit my father in Kathmandu what his address was, and he patiently explained to me the street he lived on simply had no name or unique identifier. Or driving for the first time in Vietnam and being inducted into a traffic system where your only responsibility is the cone in front of you of things you can see. Or the terror of realizing that your second taxi driver of the day in Bangkok is literally on speed. All this to say: no, I assume he means he can’t handle driving in Mumbai.
- jogjayr 1y agoI, a human who learned to drive in Mumbai, can't handle driving in Mumbai anymore.
- Reubachi 1y agosome things in "Car-culture" that surprised me on my trips to india; 1. People do not as a matter of their daily complaints complain about bad traffic, bad drivers, dents, door dings etc. 2. There are less accidents per capita than US 3. Insurance is required, body shops work better than in US. 4. Electrification of tuk-tuk fleet is....impressive. Waymo/Autonomos driving would drastically slow down most of transporation infrastructure in most of the world. I don't think waymo should spend billions figuirng out how to drive better than Indians.